60-80 Killarney Heights, New South Wales, Australia
By angelo_g on 24-Aug-11. Waypoint GC32WJ5

Time to go?

One or more of the following has occurred:

No response from the cache owner.
No cache to find or log to sign.
It has been more than 28 days since the last owner note.

As a result I am archiving this cache to keep from continually showing up in search lists and to prevent it from blocking other cache placements.

Should you like to resurrect the cache please create a new cache listing so it can be reviewed as a new cache.

From http://support.groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=70

4.23. Unarchiving a Geocache

The archiving of a geocache is intended to be a permanent status. That is why only community volunteer reviewers and Geocaching HQ staff have the capability to unarchive it. This is done only in rare circumstances and only if it meets the current Geocache Listing Guidelines.

If a geocache is archived by a reviewer or staff for lack of maintenance it will not be unarchived.

Stopped off on my way to work today to check on the status of this cache. As a previous finder I can confirm that the cache is no longer residing in the spot where I found it previously. Checked in all of the other possibilities on the structure, and around the base just in case it had fallen down, but nothing was found. I think we can confidently state that is one is GONE.

The cache appears to be in need of owner intervention.

I am temporarily disabling it, to give the owner an opportunity to check on the cache, and take whatever action is necessary.

Please respond to this situation in a timely manner (i.e., within 28 days) to prevent the cache from being archived for non-responsiveness.

If you require more time please be sure to post a note (not an email) explaining the situation and how much more time you require.

For ongoing issues please ensure you visit the page and post a note every 28 days to keep everyone up to date or the cache will be treated as an abandoned cache and archived without further notice.

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inspicio please explain the inconsistency between my NA log here and the one on GC5MHY3 that you didn't flag as being within 28 days.

The time has now elapsed and there's been no response from the CO. Time to bring it to a Reviewer's attention.

Inspicio - what do you mean by this?

*There is no point doing a NA log before 28 days as it will always be ignored.*

28 days before what? Someone logging a DNF well there are multiple. The NM log that was placed, but we know the cacher isn't active and do anything about it. If there is a GC guideline that says an NA log can't be placed within a month of a NM, then please point me in that direction. And the site should prevent that, if that is the case.

CO hasn't visited since May 2014 so are no longer active, but I accept the mods have to respect the previous NM log and give them time to fix it. But they likely won't, hence the NA log. So it's just a flag to make something happen and put it in the system

Could the CO please check on this hide?

No luck her for us today - maybe needs check by CO as it should be an easy find

No luck for me either this visit, I suspect it may need a check. At least the spider I scared was only small as I ran the pen along the gap to see if it was hiding in there.

No luck for me today. I scared the bejeezus out of a largish spider or in turn scared the bejeezus out of me and that was the end of the search!

Could not see anything on the structure or on the ground around GZ.
The half brick mentioned in the clue was not there either.
Needs a CO check.

Was just lying on the ground! !!! Re hid !!

Easy 60-80.

#334 found with alnic39 on a day caching in Manly area. walked past it twice while looking for trigs then remembered that this cache was here. Log was very wet

There is a stone monument just down the road. I thought that was a worthy place for a cache. However, tftc.

btw, the logs are all wet and in need of replacing.

Streak day #156 - after a very busy week I was so glad it was finally Friday. After finishing up at my pizza job I wanted to grab a quick cache and remembered spotting this one on the map earlier in the week. Since I was in Manly it wasn't much of a detour to go home this way. I pulled up opposite the sign and dashed across the street. There were no cars passing yet, so I was able to make a quick grab for the cache. After trying to make myself invisible whilst waiting for a couple of cars to whiz by, I moved slightly away from the sign to crouch down and sign the log. With the log replaced in the cache,I rushed back to the sign and just got it in place before more lights appeared over the rise. I shrunk back against the bushes waiting until it was clear for me to cross back over to my car. Not sure if anyone noticed me, but they probably thought my car parked where it was was odd. TFTC.

Day at the beach with the Geokids couldn't pass this one by.
Very busy road. Good hide.
TFTC

1st one of a streak day great cache had to use a stick to reach it

Today is the last day of this wonderful holiday in Australia, and the cache was a nice easy find.
TFTC

This entry was edited by oldmanpants7 on Friday, 09 January 2015 at 06:49:28 UTC.

TFTC

I drive to Manly see geofriends and make quick find.... easy found... Thank

Parked legally 13m from the cache, "popped" it free, SL and replaced (the hardest part).

quick run alongside the road then found a fairly easy return path through bush. log might run out after about another dozen visits. SL. TFTC

It helps being tall TFTC

I needed more than half a brick! Finally reached it but took longer to place it back, TFTC

Little bit of looking and found it. Nice hide

Strange place.
TFTC
Cache#123

No "sign" of the cache

A lot of bush bashing if you take the safe way. Nice cache.

There are not too many caches where the hint is longer than the description. TFTC Angelo G

Was wondering who on earth would hide a cache here but it actually was a pretty cool one!

Very sneaky, but not great for short people. BYO tall friend

A little sketchy at rush hour but fun to find

Kicked a thistle

Stopped off on the way home from visiting the Dalwood Jumble sale. Quickly located the cache, the cache title now makes perfect sense, and easily retrieved it with the aid of local resources. Replacement was a different matter and required further local resources obtained a little further from GZ.

There was lots of traffic on this Saturday morning and, as I was replacing the cache, I wondered how I was going to explain my actions to any passing police officers who might stop to see what I was up to. A simple but great hide. TFTC.

This entry was edited by vk2df on Sunday, 13 July 2014 at 07:11:20 UTC.

I found this one mid-morning so the road was not too busy. It was quickly grabbed without the need of any tools. SL TFTC

Great hiding spot!

Amazing I found $100 in it

With The Rats closing in on his event to mark 10,000 finds, he asked steeba and I to accompany him on one last push to get closer to that number. The Northern Beaches of Sydney was our target

The was our first stop of the morning. In the pre-dawn traffic it was quite difficult to run across the road to make the find.

Cheers

Found on a run to Sydney's Northern Suburbs with The Rats and Hoojar as The Rats pushes towards 10,000 finds.

A quick find for our first cache in the city. TFTC!

Don't look for this at midday

Used a rock .was looking right through it.

I must have driven past this cache 100 times or more since it was hidden and today was the day. I noticed the brick has been gone for many months but I parked the car in such a way as to assist me in my quest. Also managed to plug another hole in the calendar of finds. Dipped a few TBs through. Many thanks angelo G

Smells bad.

Excellent! Bit smelly with some unfortunately placed roadkill, but awesome hide and cache name

This entry was edited by jaamesdaly on Friday, 31 January 2014 at 21:03:57 UTC.

Found with AM. Found quickly after looking a bit more thoroughly. TFTC!

CJ and I found this one today on an stinking hot and steamy summer morning.

We've also been wanting to knock this one off the our list, after driving by so frequently. Thankfully the only muggles were fast ones passing by in traffic. It wasn't too hard to find the cache although it was a bit of a schlep in the steamy heat of the day back to the safe parking spot. After reading some recent logs and then rechecking, I quickly spotted the tell tale sign before showing CJ. We soon had the cache in hand, signed the log and replaced it quickly. The container is in good nick.

It was really steamy on the way back to the car, but satisfying to make the find. Anyway, it was a great day to chase down more caches. Thanks angelo_g for another of your caches. SL TNLN TFTC

#342
Had no idea what the clue was, as we couldn't see any 'half bricks' around. As we were heading back to the car though the cache name clicked in my head as I looked around and Dad soon had the cache in hand.

Thanks for the cache angelo g.

My Dad had promised me a day of GeoCaching anywhere, and I chose Sydney. After dropping Mum off at Chatswood for a bit of shopping, Dad and I headed to Manly Dam, to attempt the Zargfinder's Power Trail, and then grab some more caches up at Dee Why and surrounds. The ZFPT was awesome, excellent bushwalking, magnificent caches and plenty of wildlife. We saw a massive 6ft python, a wallaby, plenty of water dragons, a yabby and a goanna! And although we didnt manage to grab most of the Dee Why caches, it was still tons of fun.

#937
Second cache for the day. Found the cache quickly - working out how to retrieving it took a bit longer.
SL TFTC

This took an embarrassingly long time!?!

TFTC.

Quick drive by - there seem to be new 'no parking' signs here, so not much space.

Thought I would get some serious kilometres for a geocoin from Canada.

TFTC - SL

Just completed a lap at the dam and thought why not. 2nd time looking for it and this time a quick find.

This entry was edited by DE Nomad on Monday, 16 September 2013 at 12:00:46 UTC.

TFTC

Good cache. TNLN

#2060
Needed a find for today and drove out to this one. Had a fair idea of what and where, but just needed to wait for the traffic to disappear. Made the find, SL and replaced. Log is getting a little old and I think it's being added to. Could do with a refresh, but a is a . TFTC.

Quick and easy find but still quite sneaky and satisfying to find!
TFTC

Did not find this cache. It was nowhere to be found! The local council may have cleared it out. I suggest the owner replaces it with a new one as it is not behind the sign as the hint says so.

3/06/13. 7:42 AM. Cache #663. Current streak: 267 days. Yesterday, on my way down to some caches further south in Seaforth, I drove past this one after noting a safe place to park, and decided to leave it for this morning as a pre-work cache. Returned this morning to the location, and pretty much walked straight up to it; nice quick find on a sunny morning. TFTC }:)

Surprising how this hasn't been found for two months. I guess there are just so many caches out there these days. I followed the Parkway south past a couple of old finds and pulled up nearby. Glad of a cache like this on a rainy day when the streak is still going. Followed the directions and made the find. Did the duties out of the drizzle in the car - the log is full so I tore off another strip of paper which should be okay for another dozen finds. Replaced as the cars flew by.

Thanks!
(207 days...)

Having to head to Sydney today, I had time to grab a few caches in between meetings.
A nice easy find.

Thanks

The geodude had a tennis class nearby so I cane and grabbed this cache. It was in good condition and not on the ground.

SL TFTC

On my way past after doing a job at Wakehurst Golf Club down the road. Container was on the ground but replaced where it blends in allowing for the hint.
TFTC #808

Quick and easy find on short ride along Wakehurst Parkway. The cache was actually lying on the ground and not where it was supposed to be, so after signing the log, I put it back to where I assumed it was supposed to be (according to the hint).

Found on the way back from the power trail as we thought we could squeeze another quick one in. Had to watch the traffic carefully and used the object provided. It took a couple of goes and in the end we got there. We signed the log and re hid. TFTC

Nice quick find with the traffic rushing past. SL TFTC

Found the container lying on the ground, Nice Cache,TFTC

Went out for a ride tonight to get this one off the radar.

Tftc

Found it

TFTC

Found it.

Nice hide. Had to feel for it - not visible. Spiders webs - euch. TFTC!

# 2293. The last of eight finds for the day on our way back from Barrenjoey Lighthouse. Liked the title of the cache and pulled over on the busy road to make a quick find and be on our way. TFTC

Travelling to Barrenjoey for a walk up the hill with Bettyboo3747, and we grabbed a few on the way.
Travelled this road many times, but never stopped to grab this cache. We were going out to a BBQ so this was a very good time.
A quick stop and grab. Great name.
Thanks, Robmc.

Busy road, but very neat little cache.

Took a friend geocaching! Her first find!!

Went for a run around the Manly Warringah Park picking up a few geocaches along the way. This was the last one after a 4 hour run, none too soon either, was getting tired from the heat of the day. I knew where this would be but tried and found nothing. Not easy, with all those cars zooming past. decided to make a decoy by pretending to tie my shoe laces and then I spotted the cache - lying on the ground. So, I've tried to wedge it back in where I think it should be but it doesn't go far in and may fall out again. TFTC

Found with my boy Zalgar.
Sorry, Im so far behind with my logs Ive decided to cut'n'paste to catch up!

TFTC! Zhaomin from China

After a few frustrating DNFs this one made up the find for the evening. Wanted something nice and easy as this promised and delivered. Pulled up 80m from the cache and knew where it would be right away. Zhaoy and I made a quick find then sped off home in our new (borrowed) car So many Trigs around here... need to come back!

Cheers.

Rated: for Overall Experience

real nice one nice if you dont have too much time to look for it

i loved the container so cute my first micro

TFTC

Found this cache very quickly, but that was the easy part. The hard part - getting it down without being noticed, in rush hour! We managed to get a chance after about five minutes, returned to the geocar, signed the logsheet and waited a further five minutes to place the cache back.

TFTC angelo_g!

Found en route to Manly this evening. Hard one with all the passing traffic. Nice hide though. Thanks angelo_g.

Took a while but the hints help as does the title for the cache

Grabbed and signed. TFTC

Took the step up and was rewarded.TFTC

happy leap year,thanks angelo g , sneaky spot

Stopped on the way back from a coast visit. Not a cache to try in peak hour, especially if your northbound. Couldn't see or feel it at first but stood back for a better view and spotted it. TFTC.

Driven past here many times since the cache appeared, but always seemed to have more important things to do than stop. With that kind of attitude, I'll never be a true cacher

Anyway stopped today - hardest part was waiting for a gap in the traffic to extract the cache.

Found by Nanny and Bo on a drizzly Tuesday afternoon.
Not so difficult a hide when we got to the correct level.
SL.
TNLN.
TFTC.

Nice little hide. Took a couple of goes and a bit of height to find it.

#3 of 6 geocaches found today with no DNFs.

I was very happy when there turned out to be a spot to stop just before the geozone. We had many cars behind us so couldn't just pull of wakehurst pkwy without a real spot to stop. Once we got to the sign, I realised mum was the only one who could reach it, even with the half brick. [:(!] After some fiddling she did find it, but we needed a pen to get it out of it's hiding spot properly. I am so happy that it is a bison tube! (I am obsessed with those things) TFTC

Gave up as didnt like kids near such a busy road

Heading toward this after snapping a pic of a GCA trig virtual along the raod, I knew what I was likely to be looking for, and was pleased to see I was right.
Stopping at the point, I realised I was on the worong side of the road, and about 2.30pm, so donned the fluoro safety vest and looked official.
First glance did not spot it, so I grabbed a tool from the ute, and after a moments reflection had the cache in hand.
Nicely hidden, thanks.
(I wanted to drop off a geocoin - obviously not enough space here!)

At first we were looking for an attractive cache container, only to find it squirreled away in a special place. Thanks angelo g.

Quick find, nice daring hide.

Honk if you like geocaching!
If you get 'sprung' by a little red hatchback, it's me

Could almost swear we looked in that spot before.

Looked for a while but no luck on this one..

Good bold hide. Soon had it located. SL TFTC